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About Temple University

Temple University’s on-campus venues, Liacouras Center and TPAC, host a wide range of events from collegiate basketball and concerts to theatre and lectures. Located on Temple’s Main Campus at 1776 N Broad Street, these venues offer accessible seating, ample parking, and convenient transit options. We’ve got you covered with practical details, nearby hotels and recommended dining, and insider tips to secure your seats with ease.

Whether you’re catching a Temple basketball game at Liacouras Center, a performance at TPAC’s Lew Klein Hall or Chapel of the Four Chaplains, or attending a campus event, planning ahead helps. Check venue capacities, parking options like Liacouras Garage and Montgomery Garage, and transit stops on the Broad Street Line and Temple University Station. For accommodations and dining, our affiliate partners offer Temple-specific rates and easy booking. You’ve got a guy to help you navigate schedules, get tickets, and make your trip smooth from arrival to departure.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Liacouras Center is a 10,000–10,206 seat multi-purpose arena located at 1776 N Broad Street on Temple's Main Campus.
  • TPAC is located at 1837 N Broad Street and comprises Lew Klein Hall Auditorium (capacity 1,200) and the Chapel of the Four Chaplains (capacity 130).
  • Parking: Temple offers multiple nearby parking options (Liacouras Garage, Montgomery Garage, etc.) with ParkMobile availability; total campus spaces exceed 3,500 within walking distance of the Liacouras Center.
  • Transit: Broad Street Line (Cecil B. Moore Station) and Temple University Station (10th & Berks) service the campus; multiple SEPTA buses also stop near the venues.
  • Notable events at Liacouras Center include Temple basketball, NCAA tournament games, major concerts, and wrestling events (e.g., AEW); the venue has hosted presidential rallies and other large gatherings.
  • Renaming/history: Liacouras Center was previously The Apollo of Temple and was renamed in 2000 after Temple president Peter J. Liacouras.
  • TPAC originated from the Grace Baptist Church/Baptist Temple site and opened as TPAC in 2003, serving as Temple’s on-campus performing arts center.
  • Nearby hotels with Temple-specific partner rates include Loews Philadelphia Hotel and Hilton Garden Inn Philadelphia Center City; The Notary Hotel (Autograph Collection) is another proximate option.